Iron Maiden Fans Unite!

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10 free tickets to see award winning rock-umentary

On April 21 at 7pm, Fulham Broadway's Vue Cinema is taking

part in the global premiere of the new rock-umentary, Iron Maiden: Flight 666, the first film on the iconic rock band.

For one day only, 400 cinemas in 35 countries will showcase the feature length documentary, which has just won the 24 Beats per Second award for best music documentary at the prestigious SXSW Film & Music Festival in Austin, Texas

Iron Maiden: Flight 666 was shot as the band embarked on the first leg of their Somewhere back in Time world tour in early 2008. The film gives a close-up behind-the-scenes look at what happened on and off stage, when Maiden, winners of the 2009 Brit Award for Best British Live Act, gave full access to a film crew for the first time ever.

Taking the viewer from Mumbai to Santiago, LA to Sydney, Tokyo to Sao Paolo, Buenos Aires to Toronto and all points between, through exhaustion and fan pandemonium, travelling with band and crew on the plane to and from shows, in the bar and during leisure time, this really is Access All Areas.

Iron Maiden's Manager, Rod Smallwood says: "This film is a testament to an extraordinary tour and to our incredible fans all over the world. Seeing it on the big screen, in digital, will make you feel like you were there on that spectacular journey."

This one-off rock and roll event is sure to be a sell-out, but we have ten tickets to give away absolutely free. To get your hands on a pair of these coveted tickets, simply send an email with Iron Maiden in the subject line to editor@fulhamsw6.com before midnight on the closing date, April 16.

 

April 2, 2009